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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Alvord finds the trial court did not violate the mother's due process rights when it denied her motion for a continuance. Not only had she missed several hearings prior to the custody trial for alleged illnesses, but her attorney was present throughout the trial and was able to cross-examine the Department of Family Services, which provided the mother with a full and fair hearing. Affirmed.
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